About Zupzi
In short
Zupzi is a free family chore app for iPhone and iPad, built by a father for his two daughters. Parents choose the missions and rewards; children complete them, and approved missions turn into Stars. It is on the App Store in the United States and Brazil, has no ads, and a person reads every support message.
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What is Zupzi?
Zupzi is a free iPhone and iPad app for families that turns everyday chores into missions. Parents choose the missions and rewards; children complete them, send a photo when asked, and earn Stars a parent approves. No ads. Available on the App Store in the United States and Brazil.
In practice, you pick missions from a ready-made list of 26 or write your own, and choose how many Stars each one is worth. Your child opens a mission, checks its simple steps (a voice can read them aloud) and taps I did it! When a mission asks for a photo, she takes one with the camera. You approve with one tap, and her Stars go toward rewards you created. The whole loop is in How it works, 15 short videos.
Who built Zupzi?
Zupzi was built by a father for his two daughters, and it grows with what families ask for. It is operated in the United States.
The account belongs to a parent or legal guardian, 18 or older. Children never create accounts: a child's profile lives inside her parent's family, and she opens her own side of the app with a four-digit PIN, so a sibling can't play as her.
Where does Zupzi run?
- iPhone and iPad, on iOS or iPadOS 16.4 or later. It is one app for both.
- The App Store in the United States and Brazil. Zupzi is free there, and there is nothing to buy in the app or on this website.
- English. The app's screens are in English. Zuzi, the voice companion inside Zupzi, answers in Portuguese when a child speaks it.
- There is no Android version and no web app. This website presents the app; everything a family does happens in the app.
The first steps are in two short videos: Get Zupzi on your phone and Add your child.
How does Zupzi keep parents in charge?
By default, a finished mission waits for your yes before its Stars arrive (Approve with one tap), and your child asks you before she spends Stars on a reward. Both are your choice, one at a time: you can switch off approval for a mission, or turn off “Ask me first” for a reward. Zuzi and the AI photo coach both stay off until you turn them on in the Safety Center.
The app has no ads and no third-party analytics or tracking software. Your child's side has no web links and no chat with other people: a child can only ever talk to Zuzi, and the full transcript of every talk is e-mailed to you. What Zupzi keeps, and for how long, is on Safety and privacy.
How is Zupzi spelled?
What has changed since launch?
Zupzi reached the App Store on September 14, 2026. The current version is 1.4.0. These are the releases, as listed in the App Store's version history:
| Version | Released | What it added |
|---|---|---|
| 1.4.0 | September 20, 2026 | A new sky look; a three-step start with a ready-made list; See it as she does; a screen for each mission with steps read aloud; a small celebration when a mission is sent and approved; the AI photo coach, off until you turn it on; deleting a mission |
| 1.3.0 | September 17, 2026 | A parent switch for Zuzi in the Safety Center; Zuzi speaks Portuguese when a child does; up to two children per family, sharing 10 minutes of Zuzi a month |
| 1.2.0 | September 16, 2026 | Pop-ups when a mission is done and when it is approved; reminders at a time you choose; editing a mission after creating it |
| 1.1.0 | September 15, 2026 | The Funny Mirror; This week, day by day, on your side and your child's; Help & feedback inside the app |
| 1.0 | September 14, 2026 | The first version on the App Store |
How do I reach a person at Zupzi?
Write to support@zupzi.io. A person reads every message. In the app, you can also use Help & feedback on the Family screen, and a person reads those messages too. Privacy requests are answered within 30 days, and usually much sooner. Zupzi is also on Instagram as @zupzifamily. Many answers are already in Help & FAQ.
What Zupzi doesn't do
- There is no Android version and no web app.
- Zupzi is available on the App Store in the United States and Brazil.
- The app's screens are in English; only Zuzi also speaks Portuguese.
- Each family can add up to two children.
- Stars have no cash value: they can't be bought with money or exchanged for it.
What else do families ask?
Who makes Zupzi?
Zupzi was built by a father for his two daughters, and it grows with what families ask for. It is operated in the United States, and a person answers at support@zupzi.io.
How do you spell Zupzi?
Z-U-P-Z-I. One word, capital Z. Zuzi is the voice companion inside the app, not the app itself.
Is Zupzi free?
Yes. Zupzi is free on the App Store, and there is nothing to buy in the app or on this website. The app has no ads.
Is there an Android version of Zupzi?
No. Zupzi runs on iPhone and iPad, on iOS or iPadOS 16.4 or later. There is no Android version and no web app.
Which countries can download Zupzi?
The United States and Brazil. Zupzi is on the App Store in those two countries.
Is Zupzi in Portuguese?
The app is in English. Zuzi, the voice companion inside Zupzi, answers in Portuguese when your child speaks it.
When did Zupzi launch?
On September 14, 2026, with version 1.0 on the App Store. Version 1.4.0 followed on September 20, 2026.
Zupzi is free on the App Store
iPhone and iPad · United States and Brazil · nothing to buy inside
Where do these facts come from?
- Zupzi on the App Store (description and version history) — checked
- Zupzi Terms of Service — checked
- Zupzi Privacy Policy — checked